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cnss. H. F'IsHna.
Christmas and New Years Excur-
sion Tickets.

The Passenger Department OF the Balri-
niore ans Ohio Railroad Company announce
that, in accordance with their ssiai custom,
they wiH sell Excursion Tickets during the
Holidays. between all stations East of the
Ohio River Tickets viii be sold on Derem-
Der I'D. 24sh 18th, Ia. aHh and sIst. 1857,
and January lst and H. 1855. good for rs-
urn psss.sr until January ID, 1855.
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Permanent RepubIIcar cIups.

The Presidents OF a large number OF Re-
publican clubs in New York and in other
cities have issued call for national con.
vention Of such climbs to be held IN New
York city at Chiekering Hall on the I5th,
18th and 18th of December There has been
3 good deal of talk during the autumn con-
ceTning this movement. but it has now a.
surne,i practical shape 1t is requested that
each permanently organized club in the UHi-
ted States shall send, in addition 20 its Presi-
gent. FIVE delegates. The purposes Of the
convention are to be found in the following
paragraph
The primary object of holding this con-
vention Is to consider the propriety Of or
ganizing in the various States of the Uniou
a large number Of Republican clubs and to
determine the manner of conducting the
work also devise some system that viii
conduce to the efficient cooperation of these
clubs in state and National politics. and the
formation Of National League. This work
If properly carried out, viii lead To increased
party efficiency, 10 an intelligent comprehen-
sion among the masses of the living ques-
tons before the country, and TO degree of
organization hitherto unknow in the history
OF any political party. The convention snail
not name, recommend or nominate any
candidate for office
This convention should receive the cor
dial encouragement af every Republican. Its
influence can hardly fail to be beneficial to
the purity Il should be dissociated as for as
possible from all personal movements in the
interest of any candidates If each Repub-
licau club in the United States sends a dele
CATION 10 tie convention, it will be gather.
ing Of brainy and patriotic young men such
as the country does not often see.
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We wouldn't be surprised 10 learn that
our friend l. G Colborn snrS 10 bed in4he
same way that Moses did when the light
went out after Saturday nights expe-
rience. It had long been cGstoni in
the ColborB household u keep a solitary
lamp burning throughout the hours Of the
night The lamp was deposited on bcrrau
in the up stairs hall. Immediately outside
Mr. Colborns chamber door About tive
O'Clock on the night mentioned. Mr.. Col-
born vas awakened by an intense light
shining in her room and calling her hsIs-
band, be sprang to the door in time 20 see
the bureaB enveloped IN fame With the
aid Of a blanket The flames were STnotiiered
out ard coneagrztion aversed- The lamp
had exploded. bat as if wa fortunately sit
ting in Japanese tFuy- met of the Burning
oil collected tn il. only enough running over
into an open drawer 70 partially destroy the
childr-ns wzrirsbe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

A New Well Struck in Westmore-
land County.

The Philadelphia Gas Company brought
in big rOarer on the Hissem farm, on Bea-
yer RIM. in Salem township, this county,
On saturday evening Although the well
has not been tested, natural gas men who
visited il say it j. one Of the biggest yet
struck. and that when tested il VIII show a
pressure Of fully 800 pounds to the fooi. This
wei opens up an entirely new fell, the
nearest wells being those in the Grapevilie
district, which is from four to five miles dis
tant. The gas was struck at depth of aboHt
I.s0 feet. A person who visited the well
said wrench weighing 800 pounds was Toss
cd high in the art tiree1S'ssrg Press.
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MARRIED..


sTERy-sIPE.-on Thurssiey. December
l. 1887. al the L1tAeran parsonage IN son.er-
sci. by Rev. J. p. shearer. NJ. Lincoln H.
Stern. al near Somerset. and Miss Orphia L.
siFe. daashtsr Of Mr. Peter sip< OF sipes-
vsls. this eeanty-
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Farm For Sale.

Situate in Jenner Twp. Somerset Co., Pa.
Contains 100 aerrs- fine young orchard good
water. rs acres clear; balance well tinlbered,
in gosd condition. Convenient 10 schools,
Church. mills & stores For particulars adj
dress AMY f. HoFFxss
Jenner Y Roads
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The lightning tooth pulier has come
At last and promises 10 stay with Us flr a
week Las, saturday afternoon he held
forth on the Court House corner. and strew-
esi the roadbed with worn out molarS thick
and fiisr as hail falls from the heavens. leav-
ing the dozens of aching harrow -p5onged
jaws wide open in their owners admiration
and wonder Roots and snags tobacco-
stained ivo1es and milk teeth all yielded
willing victims 10 the sorrrps in the strong
hand ofthe fakir Did il hurt - Not
bit Who would own his physical eaw-
Sr5liee before mui7itude Of friends only
two Of the many operated on would admit
that = il did hart little bit, and they we're
= eornered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Children who are irregular in their ltIeni
ance at school seldom learn. much When
they are permitted TO spend one or two days
a week al home the end Of the term usually
finds them about where they started.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

IN it, report of the teachers institute held
at Bedford las; week, the 7asetts says
e Prof J. " Bezkzss Superintendent OF SOM
erset county. was intnoduced by Prof Cessna
Prof Berkey addressed the convention ON
= Elements OF successful school-worS fst
Element Make the school room as attract
i've a. possible. If our homes were a. nnaf-
tractive a many sehool-roons, they certain
Iy would not be rs pleasant Is We wish them
70 be- He believes in sunshine in the school
room. not the sunshine that comes stream
ing through the eoiorless windows, bat the
sunshine of eheerfulness ID Element:
knowledge and recognition of the mental
nature of the pupils. a knowledge of this,
he said WAS very necessary without il sue
cesSiul teaching ca;sld not be done Sd EIe-
ment Proper recognition Of the primary
work Here the work began, and proper
conception Of is aided in starting Alright.
4ih Element Make the teaching practical
The teacher needed individuality An inaita-
tor was never saccessfal. 5,h Element A
proper recognition Of the moral nessis Of the
pupil Discipline i necessary where this
i lacking. there was disorder. The saecess-
flI teacher would be careful about the dull
pupils the bright ones would take care Of
themselves
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Wanted.

a tract Of timber land 10 put a saw min
On, or j will sell my s2-horse-power saw
mill on reasonable terms. Parties having
timber land to sell or wishing 10 buy saw
mil should call on or address
JAMES PARsoS
Somerset Pa
The mill cost =. go when new
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whea. There !! stop a Minute

Is Heiloa, Fisk Is that you Gimminee,
where have you been I see you are loaded
down with packages. Oh. l SEE the wrap
pers have the beehive on. How is j. b.
Snyder Does he have his Holiday goods
in -
e Yon are righ; he has. Mike No foolish
ness. either Good, substantial goods. new
er saw a nicer line Of Queensware, Glass
ware, Lamps. etc My but they are nice
I was surprised at the nice line Of Carpets
and rugs that snyder keeps for this time Of
the year He has a better line now than
any other merchant in the county keeps in
the season. j. B. says he can buy them
cheaper now. and sell them cheaper. than
in the spring Well, Fisk, it makes me tired
TO think oft. but twelve more of my boys
need overroats.
You are IN luck. then, Mike, as Snyder
told me he has put all his Overcoats and
Heavy suits down-way down in price J
r. always does that this time Of the year.
He never keeps any goods over-,iis goods
are always fresh aud nice. Then, when Sny-
der says its all wool it IS all wool. and you
can bet on IT, say Fisk, do you think
Blaine. or Cleveland viii be nominated
Ha, la BY by r
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= VIII you walk into my parlor.'
said the spider 10 the is.


We say, e Walk into our store rooms,
And you cannot help but buy
We dont ask you 10 walk into our par
lor but if you viii call at our sJore-roouis,
Main and Patriot streets. you win not only
be welcome 10 look over our big stock of
seasonable goods, bat if You want 10 pur-
chase anything with which to hGlp your
friend, remember the Holiday season of -,
We think We can show you how to save ~
PER cent. II Is worth the experiment. sup
pose you try il
~ NJ TREBwELL x Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Fhs is the last opportunity, but one, be-
fore the Holidays TO call the attention Of
the public through the press, to the immense
stock Of Hose, Gloves. Scarfs, Kerchiets Cob
lars. CATS. Ties. Laces, Embroideries, Knit
ting silks and Yarns. Corse.s Bustles, Mil
linery, weIry, Toys. etc, at NJ. VI Tre'lweh
& Cos.
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]. M. HOLDERBAUM.
SOMERSET. PA

Sun E-ftsS Ell HA--
Is offering big bargains ia Mems and
Bays Suits of Clothing and Overcoats, and
also Ladies and Childrens Goats and New
markets, at especially low prices
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Christmas Gifts

Santa Claus has been side tracked at Bic
seeker 4 5nyder's drug store for several days
unloading the choicest presents his PACK con-
tanned. Call and see the many beautiful
gifts before making your purchases.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

A disease supposed to ne pleuro-pneuno-
demic form in Penn and Jefferson tow nshiTs
Berks county. The State Veterinary Surgeon
has been notified. snri the cattle gaarantined.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

This has been ssich remarkably fine sea-
sou that many ladies have not yet Pur'has-
- tiieir winter bats aFa beHncfs anticipaf-
ing ihe rash thar must nov come. we have
provided a masuificeat stock of Friaies.
silks. Saiins, Piusiics Vevet, Plumes
Wins Ornaments. Ribbons. etc. anil hl.fe
a sgairient number os5riusnaers g. meet any
,iesnaissl u ~ TREBwELL & 60.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

5leighs, Sleigh Bells Whips, Double Har-
ness, Single Harness. Fur Robes. Wool
Robes. Lap Blankets. Horse Blankets. Col
lars. Saddles. Brides. etc. at way down pri-
ces. at j B. Holderhaum's Hardware Store
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A Libel Suit.

b. c. Hurst, of Mt Pleasant. was tried on
the charge Of libel at Greensburg last week
preferred BY John T. Sta,Iffer. OF the same
place The charge was based on the publ
cation Of an article IN the Harrisburg Taie-
gra,a in April, which set flrth that certain
den of iniluisy ia Mi. Pleasant needed funii-
eating and should be cleaned on, or the IN
dignant neighbors night consign the place
10 the flames if the owner did not oust the
tenants No names were mentioned, but
hints were pretty strong. John T. stanfier
believing himself to be the party meant as
the owner ofthe house, entered suit seainst
Mr. Hurst AZ the correspondent Of the Teis-
gram- Fifty witnesses we're in attendance
on the case. Eight were called On the wit
ness stand They had talked Ia the defend
ant about the article who always spoke Of
being accused, bur never admitted the au-
thorship. The paper was not admitted as
evidence, the manuscript could not be found,
and consequently a verdict of not gully wa
returned with the prosecutor to pay the
costs, which viii probably amount to over
$500.
Your eye Is forever resting upon "a vision
of IoyelinessV in print But If you visit Bic
seeker & Snyder's store. it will repose on
the genuine article in the shape of Holiday
attractions
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

We are asked what is the ienuse aud tbs
salary Of the judicial etfics to which Secre-
tary Lamar has brefi nominated
Justices of the supreme Court are apFoin-
te,i for life or during good behavior They
can be removed only by Impeachment. The
law provides for their ret8eement at the age
of seventy, bul does not require IT, The pro-
vision IS that when any Justice has reached
oreoassed that age and has been on the bench
ten years he may resign if be chooses with a
Of salary for life. Four mem
bers of the Court are now entitled 10 avail
themselves of this provision. They are
Waite, Miller, Bradley and Field.
The salary Of the Chief Justice ten thou
sand five hundred dollars yerr OF the As
sociafe Justices, ten thousand
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

It siil inferst Hunters 70 know they can
find a g,o,i line Of Powder. SHOT, Caps, Gun
Walking. Primers. Turkey and Duck Calls
Powder and Shot FIaSks. Cleaning impie-
menfs. reloading tools, and ali kin,is Of Gun
repairs al Jas b HoIierbalm-s Hariware
store, sdnersss. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Writing Desks, Manicures. To 0iieft asss.
Whisk holders. Photograph Adams, Auto
graph Albums, Collar and Cuff Boxes. Port
tolies, Music Boxes. Work Boxes. Toilet
Glasses. Vases. Bric-a-hrar, Wall Pockets.
and thousand and one other articles suita-
bic fssr CHRISTMAS presents. Al Biesecker &
Snydefs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Neverjud man by hi appearance. A
shabby old coat may contain al editor
while the man wearing a high-toned plug
and sporting dude cane may b. delin-
,luent subscriber.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Mr.. Harry smith, son Of Mr. Fred A.
smith. a former re>i,iesitof somersst, bat now
OF salina, Kansas. Is visiiing friends in this
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Dolls Dolls z Dolls.,s China Dolls
Bisqus Doiis, Wax Dolls. Big Dolls. Little
Dolls, Dolls mat cry. Dolls that talk- Dolls
thai open and close their eyes. Dolls If all
qgtzl igies. Dolls at al prices
~ - -f,...-..u.u..r a ~.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

J l. Wiueland, the manager OF the Bed
ford Touring mills, had his right hand
caught in the mill gearing and badly crush
ed on Monday last. He viii not be able to
do any work for two OF three months for
tlnately be has policy in the Peoples Mu-
tnal Accident Company, % Pi1tsburg, which
VIII secure for him so o. per week indem-
nifty.
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Wanted

Hides, Furs Bark. I VIII pay the highest
cash prices for ali kinds Of hides. pslts and
fIrs. / also want 500 cords Of Rock Oak and
Spruce bark.
IL @ Fr-NNrvsHAN
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William T. Reid died of Brighr's disease
It his residence On Peaeh street at an early
hour Friday morning. after a brief Illness.
The deceased was Is wears Of age and leaves
a wife and family Of Eve children. He was
. brother Il Col J NJ Reid and Mrs. h r.
Boys Of this place & Fl. Reid, OF Scottlaie.
Ind R. B. Reid. Of Dunbar The funeral on
saturday was largely attended Rev Edie
assisted by Rev Mckee, officiated IL Councils
tHle CsssrieT.
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BaFuum's agents have been commissioned
to ,cour the world for attractions going %
ASIA, Russia, Tartary and rhioet. Barnum-
says there Is no use Of advertising he wants
animals. rho news Of the fire is ali over
the world, and everybody will know what
want
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For Rent,

Comfortable offices On the firs, and second
floors Of the addition 70 Printing House
Row For particulars. inquire at this office.
Mrs Daniel Meyers, OF M Pleasant, was
fatally burned last Saturday, her clothes
catching lire from an open CRATE She lin
gered until Monday, when death relieved
her Of suffering.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

4 spienssid line of iasiirs Il ansi ls karat
gsid watch easeS. and gentleman solid and
s,sd-li led cases. silver. siIverine ard nickie
s-sss-s in ali sizes. Hunting OF open-face key
.sllsi stem wind Also. movements Of siif1er
elit makes t. St the SAME. at Herr Bros.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Every article of goods offered by NJ n.
Tr-iwell 4 Co.. IS Of the newest and most
fashionable kind
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There are qgite A number Of applicants for
steward Of the poor House. The board viii
meet on the first Mouday OF January, and
wih then make their appointments.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

colored man from lockwood was inear-
cerated in the county jail Sunday by the con-
stable Of ihai place The eulored brother IS
charged with larceny and carrying concealed
weapons
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

James l. Plgh, Esq.. lefi this morning for
Philadelphia on important legal business.
He viii return sunday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

We save jass reseiveI a car load II PORT
lard and sweiI-hody Cutters Of Different
stsi-s 4nd of good quality I; viii pay 70
s.lf and sxanins them before yea piaee yesir
e-.Ier Tor slei.sh.
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Biankets-Eider-Oo Quilts ard
Cotton-Filled Comforts

We offer very large assortment N these
goods, from medium 10 finest qualities
Jos HORNE x Cos
6tS 10 62I Penn Avenue,
Pittsburgh Pa
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he Best and Finest Seal Garments.

The Best and Finest seal Carn enrS,
OF best London dye, carefully selected skins,
and each garment elegantly finished, and
shaped 60 at the figure exactly; goods that
never fail 70 give thorough satisfaction.
Jos. HORNE & Cos,
613 to 62t Penn Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa
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This issue Is full Of spicy advertisements.
and every one should read them Christmas
is coming. and i you want 10 know where
to get the incest goods for the least money.
you must read the advertisements in the
HERALp. Ali the leading merchants adyer-
tise Ia tie HERIp
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II viii interest," snd delight you 70 stop
and ioek IN the show Windows Of ". n
Tresiweil & Co. at the display Of Holiday.
Goods bat If you ssepinsisie aud inquire for
prices. you VIII NOT only be delighted, but
surprised At the chsap1ess of the goods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Court convened AT 10 O'Clock a M Mon
day with judges Baer. Walker and Shaver
and sworn and Mr. Jas. Biough, Of Somerset
township, vas appointed foreman Of that
body uuniisr of trifiing criminal cases
were disposed Of Monday afternoon During
the day Monday Judge Baer read a new set
II 7iles OF Court which be had drafted and
which viii be adopted before the nsxa regn-
Jar term. The crowd in Attendance II not as
large a. usual at the December term
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Mr. Rudolph Hoover and wife returned
iast week from an extended visit TO friends
and relatives ia the west
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

The Reading reorganization scheme has
been competed and the road viii be tarned
over 10 the stock holders January lsr-
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Iaka WANNA.

The board of Commissioners IN this coun-
ty should take warning IN time. or some day
they my find themselves in the same preeiic-
amen thar their brethren OF Wayne county
are in. The Philadelphia Press Of a recent
date says
Il has loeg been evident that something
ought To have been done with somebody
for permitting the escape Of the condemned
murderer McCabe from the Wayne county
Jail some months ago. The grand jury has
now indicted the Sheriff and two deputies
for gross negligence. aud the County Com
niissioners for not keeping the Jail in condi-
ton. McCabe, who was under sentence Of
death, was 81 poorly guarded in an Insecure
jail thar he walked out Que night and it was
many months before he was refaken. al
though he never left that sectian Of the
country Some one Is plainly responsible
for this. MeGabe leff Confession in which
he implicated two watehmen, but this ap-
pears to have been regarded By the grand
jury as an effort TO shield the really guilty
parties. The wagcameH have been ezonera-
ted in the report OF the jury, and the sheriff,
his two deputies and the Commissioners will
be tried on the Indictment
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

The revolutionary war ended l06 years
ago. yet strange 20 say there are stil = Wild
ows Of evolutionary soldiers now drawing
pensions The oldest Of these widows is "a
and the youngest 81 The former was there
fore, born twelve years after the close of the
war. and the latter did not arrive az mar
riageable age until half century after peaee
was declared
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

The attention Of eur readers Is called 10 the
Prospectus Of the WEEKLY Pass which ap-
pears in another column 9f this paper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

We have gone to some pains to select
goods suitable to the Holiday season Our
stock consists in part of Jewelry, Vases. Per
fumery, Purses, Pocketbooks, Cigar Gases.
Match safes, Paper Weights. Work Baskets,
Dolls &c and instead Of selling them al
fancy prices we have marked them down 50
low thar all can indulge in the pleasure Of
making presents.
" NJ rRFnMEII Il IN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

Elder Conner. the acw Disciple minister
vii move here frou In,iiAua. aboes the first
Of January
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Facts whlcn Haunt Cleveland.

John Adams WAS defeated for reelection
by Jefferson in fs0 John Quincy Adams
MAS defeated for reelection by Jackson in
ISL Martin Van Bssren was defeated Cor
reelection bs Harrison IN ls49 aud again by
Tayssr IN 1873 and Millani FILLMORE was
sie;sssted for second term in lsss Tyler
Polk, Fillmore, Pierce and Hayes we're ean-
sli,lates fsr denomination at the close Of their
terms. but were noI nominated.
NJ VI. Tre.iwell 4 Co : stock OF Millinery
Trimmings. Soeens- -Jswelry. Toys etc, Sc
leg:ied with greatest care and sold al lowest
prices.
The banner offered by the Republican
sfate Committee to The county giving the
largest coulparalive vote At the recent eies-
zion has been awarded 70 s,resS soaniy A
complete table of the vote for President in
lsS4, and the vote for state Treasurer IN =.
and also the percentage which the latter Is OF
the former IN each county OF the state show
that forest leads with 1919, Crawford being
second with 81 8 jefferson a good third with
9s-2, Potter coming next With 81, pushed
closely BY Fayeite with 97-5 Bedford being
bat little behind her western sister with ssj.s,
Montgomery comes N seventh with 9s.6
Carbon falls to the last. having only shown
up IS 3 per cent Of her Blaine vote. The per
cenfage Of Hart's entire vote Of the Blame
vote Is si3 In Allegheny the percentage il
z5.7. For an OF year this Il an exceedingly
large vote
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-14

The Pittsburgh Times II graiually forging
% the front rank OF Pennsylvania journals
tic enterprise, and to-day Is fairly dividing
the honors with the best dnilies in the state.
and t. one Of the brightest and best papers
in the country. We publish its prospectus
IN another columu.